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Murdered by q MOOnlighter.
THE VICTIM SUSPECTED OF BEING AN INFoRNHR-
THREAT FULFILLED.

=.
Inc dlaWaSSee valley, In TOWNS county, Ga, Is
a secluded spot between the main heights OF the
Blue Ridge Reached only nv a ctrcuitous route
oyor tho n,o,n+o,n, 800 -Sx.vrn o. 80, 60
vi ,. Wy anu 'nioush an 'iinos' maj
cesslDle FOREST growth IL Is cut on from the OUT
side world rarely visited by strangers and is per-
ilous for officers OF the law It is consequently
maven ior liaclI 9stllerS: Many OK the iniiaDi-
SONGS NAV ne heard ra.echninU arross the valley
from one stil to another. One OF the most noto-
riOuS OF these viOlatOrs OF law is T. c. Justice,
man or great strength and ungovernable temper,
who had Tor ne1ghbOr j. b. Goddard, peaceable
man OF seventy VINO was not In sympathy with
the Illicit dlSt1llers. This was enough TO MAKE
him an object OF suspicion after several visits had
especially was open in his declaration that God
dard was Informing on his neighbours and an
nounced his purpose OF Kidding the community OF
this alleged Judas"
Last Friday afternoon Justice saw Goddard cross
Ing one Oh his heidS and Immediately Jumped 70
his SILL. TO q netglDOr who was with him jus.
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MCCALL DAvrIr DNED ~ THE LRA0UR-
Michael Davftt was last night dined at the Metro
poiitan hotel IN New lork, oy the municipal
lad for 22A Among the guests were Chauncey
Il. Depev, Rev. Wm- Lloyd, Gen. Roger A Pryor,
Ford. Leon Albeit, ChaS A. Dana and OresIes
Cleveland Henry George did not appear. Letters
OF regret we're read from Gov. Hill, Eugene Kelly.
Justice J. p. Daily, esJudge DAILY, Rev. DIR. Tai
mage Mayor whitney, OF brooklyn senator WA
n tvarts and Levi p. Morton.
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CITY AND DISTRICT.
THE CONSTITUTION CENTENNIAL.
Full Text Of the Bill Introduced BY
MIR. TOwnShend I'm the House Yes.
terday.

Mr.. Townshend introduced bill in the House
yesterday providing for the celebration Of the con-
stitution and of the landing OF columbus to be
held at Washington. The bill is as follows:
Dill to provide for joint celebration by the
sixteen American republics, on the fourth OF
March, eighteen hundred and eighty-nine, in
honor Of the one hundredth anniversary Of the
constitution OF the parent republic, the United
States.
whereas the fourth Of March, eighteen hundred
and eighty nine, will be the one hundredth ami
veI,sary OF the constitution Of the United States
and the date OF the Inauguration OF the next Pres
whereas the fifteen Spanish American republics
nave TO greater OF less extent taken the constttu-
tlon OF the United States as the model Of their Or
ne enacted, DC. That in order to prepare for
an appropriate celebration OF this great historic
Se n e OF the United States be- and
the presidents and chief justices of the fifteen
spanish American republics, namely, Mexico Qua
ras, the United States Of colombia, Venezuela,
Boiivla, Peru, Chill, Uruguay, Paraguay, Ecuador
and the Argentine Repubhc. to visit Washington
President OF the United States the senate and
House OF Representatives, the justices OF the Su-
suitable ceremonies in honor of said event.
sec 2 That for the purpose OF making adequate
Preparations for said celebration a commission Of
nine members, to be known as the Constitutional
Centennial Commission, is hereby authorized to be
appointed, as follows: Three by the President OF
the United States, three by the President Of the
Senate and three by the Speaker Of the House OF
Representatives which commission shall have
charge OF the preparations for and ceremonies Of
said celebration.
Sec. 3. That the sum OF 100000, out Of any
money in the Treasury Of the United States not
otherwise disposed OF, be, and is hereby. appro-
prlated, or so much thereof as may be necessary,
and placed to the credit of the Secretary OF the
Treasury TO defray In manner becoming the dig
nity OF the United states the expenses incident 10
the celebration OF said event.
Sec 4. That said commission shall from time to
tme report directly to the President Of the United
States.
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A Mig Co-oPerasive Cigar Faesosy.
NEW 8NTERRRs. 10 n BEGUN m NEW Honk a.
TIE Yx1DT OF AAY.
Chicago u soon TO loose some Of her best cigar
maker4 and the two branches OF the Inter-
national CigarmakeB Union some OF their
best leaders. They leave to 60 into .
cooperative factory In New York city, which u
expected TO start up Nay ], and which Is TO b q
sort q tsaanang school Tor gIsat CO
ton Was ' GSSsr eoSsiS S b 81 tSe oSSsrai
body OF the union, ana plan was nnally adopted
To raise capital each member Of the union has
been paying into the general treasury ave
cents per month a. his share At the
co-opdaave 0oe4
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DUBLIC AUCTION SALES
REAL ESTATE
AT BOARD OF BROKERS' ROOMS,
HOG F st.n.w.
On THURSDAY, JANUARY TWENTY-SEvENTH.
1887, at ONE O'CLOCK PM, the following properties
will be offered
BY THOS. E. WAGGAMAN:
1902 and 1904 L street northwest, fronting 30 -
feet by depth of 50 feet original lot "a, square
1O7, two-story frames four rooms. Ea:I
Terms attime Of SALE
Jas4E3t THOS E. WAGGAMAN Auctioneer.
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ChanffaA widow OF Frank Chairman, the actor, =
being sued q Freehold Oourt, N. J., BY A. Hoen 3
%. o. Ralanote for g 500 the value q ntso,
WI lagt several 0AyR AZ IT. terminefaoo Hoen =
CO. WIN bring another suit against MIA Chanfrau
for 600 worth a nth0graphs furnished for TIE
acao6 IN hee 0WA playa
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THOMAs BOWLING, Auctiones,

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
REAL ESTATE AT HILLSDALE. NEAR ANA:
COSTA, D. C.
Under and by virtue Of deed Of trust, dated -
June 11th 1855, and recorded in Iiber No IL 20 Gf7
folio Isl ct seq. OF the land records Of the Dis Iii
the note thereby secured will offer for sale front
o. T the premses e pubic sncn9n on THURSDAY the
THREE O'CLOCK r NJ. all that parcel of real estate,
situate and lying in the county OF Washington in the
district Of Columbia and known and designated Lot
l3 in the subdivision OF Barry Farm" according TO
plat thereof recorded IN the surveyors office OF said
Q), containing Of ground, or less. The
SAID lot is improved with threestory brick and frame
building.
Terms Of sale: Cash. deposit of 800 viii be re-
CURED at the time of the SALE the terms of the sale
he not complied with within ten days from day of sale,
the trustee the right to resell the property
the risk and cost of the defsuting purchaser All
ROBT. =. L. WHITE. Trustee,
3aS-dts 1872 La. ave-
eN-THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED UNTIL
THURSDAY, JANUARY TWENTY-SEVENTH,1 1887,
same hour and place By order Of Trustee ja2l-dts
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LOOKING ZOE ExcrTENKxr AT TRENroH.-AnothR
lively week II anticipated IN tue New Jersey
house, as some democrats express their deterInl.
nation 70 unseat Speaker Baird unless he gives Q
pledge 70 vote for Albeit In the senatorial con.
test Win his vote, the democrats would have
the necessary forty -one vosee 10 eject Albeit A
rumor prevails that the republicans are holding
out strong Inducements 20 Baird, and that The
two labor aa1emblymen are dallytng with 6eweu
em1nay1eA With them and Baird Scweu can wa.
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Lovers Of Flower.

II
OFFICERS ELECTED By THE HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY
FOR THE ENSUING YEAR.
The District of Columbia Horticultural society
met at their new hall, 923 street, last evening,
and there was large attendance, many ladies be-
ing present. The display OF flowers was not large
but excellent in quality including two varieties Of
japOnicas from Mr.. Saul. The meeting was called
to order by Mr.. John SAUL president, MI; W. J.
COgan acting as secretary. Mrs. Maria Walker
and Mr.. Lewis kraZer were elected members. An
invitation of the Potomac Fruit Growers society
10 attend their coming festival was accepted. Mr..
Clark's report as treasurer showed balance last
year S2.17, which with receipts make a total OF
$11.O6, and expenditures $64.35, leaving balance
Saul, president; ThOs. w. Fowler, DIR. Basil Norris
and Howard L. Prince. vice presidents; Daniel s.
Curtis. corresponding secretary; John T. G. Clark,
treasurer; VIM. Saunders, John S. Phelps and John
). Larcombe, financial committee; Daniel j. Saun-
ders, John L. Hazard, James Fishback, Mrs. w. L.
walker Sel and B: T. Janney, executive committee.
Wilder, which was unanimously adopted, ordered
TO be spread upon the minutes and transmitted to
the family and the American Pathological society.
After the business was over refreshments were
served and the members enjoyed social reunion.
The Masonic Veterans' Banquet.
The annual reunion OF the Masonic Veterans
association was held last evening at the National
hotel, and was largely attended. After partaking
OF a handsome banquet, Gen. Albert Pike, who
presided in his usual happy manner, announced
the tOasts, and wise and witty responses were
elected. The speakers were as follows: Hon.
Henry j. Spooner, Myron NJ. Parker, Hon. Geo. B.
LOring, Ben: Perley POore, Hon. Chas. Stewart OF
Texas; Simon Wolf Mr.. Schultz, OF Baltimore;
DIR. Smith Townshend, c. w. Bennett and James
c. Duiin. AT the suggestion OF Mr.. w. s. Roose,
the entire party stood up, and Joining hangs, sang
"Auld Lang Syne" before parting for the night.
Among those present were John Jrimble, Gen. d.
G. Swain, VIM Oscar ROOme, g. H. Gaddis, II. b.
Cross Jr., Hon. j. F. Miller, Hon. r. F. Crowell,
Rev. w. A. Harris, Thomas Somervtlle j. G. Bruff,
Robert Ball. A. t. Longlcy, John Locke, P. H..
HOor, Simon Wolf, Dr. j. o. Stanton, Fred. Weber,
H. Holt, John Mills Browne, A. L. Bliss, David J..
Logan.
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The united labor party convention In Phtladel-
phia yesterday nominated for mayor. ThoA Phil.
lips; receiver Of taxes, j. George Franks; city
solicitor, Charles Keyser, and police magistrate
Louis A. Rosa }-'71s s -
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buried Alive An a SAND Rank.
StanIey's African Ensh usiasun.
CAPT. BRIDGMAN, OF THE NAVY. DOES NOT SHARE n n
At Al

ST. Louis, Jan. 25.-Capt. VIII Brfdgman, OF the
United states navy, taliing with Globe Demo
crdt reporter on stanlcy's latest African cxpedi-
ton, said: "Stanleys stories with reference 10
Africa and Lire In That quar.ei of the globe are
very pretty on paper AMI romantic CT long range.
1 cannot coincide with him. have been there,
ana Il As a comprehensive Remark when | say that
would not care particularly 10 20 again IL is
the worst country on the g.ooe and have visited
nearly az, and speak wl;IluGt malice Or personal
feeling, beyond a due Recollection ana appreciation
OF my unp.caSa nj e6egio noes whle there AZ COM
mandef " the kcaIsl.igC. STANLEY talks and
writes OF developing Africa, and even advances the
ldea CT gridironing that waste with railroads.
Comment upol that su.ge ton deem unneces-
sary IL Is sheer folly % ihink that such a thing
Will ever pe done. The American who f. comp lied
10 Visit Africa and comes away aiiye may feel
grateful TO u Divine Providence, for he has had q
miraculous escape
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON.

CHBAANsGERE By SALE SAL OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
STREET NORTHWEST.
By virtue Of decree PASSED the 28th day of -
December. 1885, in the cause of Thrust0n We. f!5s
RAIDER ct al IN the Supreme Court of the District
Of Columbia; numbered 1881, Equity Docket %, I
1881, At FOUR O'CLOCK NJ. offer at public sale in
front of the premises the following described prop
erty: hat Is 10 all that part of lot numbered
forty l4Ol in reservation numbered ten Up<vDnting
on sd street west, in Washington city. Ity-fve
hundred and fifty Q5O) feet to twelve-foot alley,
partly improved by a two-story brick house with a
west.
Terms of sale, as prescribed by decree: One-third
cash: balance in one and two years from the day of
SALE the notes of the purchaser to be the
TERED payments, bearing cent interest payable
sen1-annually, and secured by a deed trust the
chaser. A deposit of hundred dollars Wilt be
required on the purchase at the time of sale If the
terms are not complied with within ten days the trus-
tees reserve the right to resell ut the risk and
the defaulting purchaser. All cOnveyancing at the
purchasers cost.
HENRY RANDALL WEBB, Trustee,
,r,,,, 4O6 9th street northwest
THOS. BOWLING. Auctioneer. ja11-d
VNHOS. Z. wAGGAMAN, Real Estate Auctioneer
VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY, FRONTING
ON STREET NORTHWEST, BETWEEN
fLEsENTH AND TWELFTH STREETS, BEING
HOUSE NO lib.
AT HALF-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK p NJ, will F:i
offer for sale in front of the premises parts OF III
bered 11l3
ja2l4t THOS. E. wAGGAMAN, Auct
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WALTER B. WILLIAMS CO., Auctioneers
EXCEPTIONALLY FINE CONSIGNMENT
o.,4 AssE.qyz S s. MODERN ,,
kSss A AfsE o4 kaBhoDER1Es
JUST IMPORTED FROM THR EAST
sAAA11E1 K DAy1b y of couu..n.inop,.
and Will be sold at public sale at salesroOms
10Th street ard Psnnsyyapia avenue =.
DAY ERsaoN A mp M tBPy ArU
AT ELEVEN as6 g. I'LL ~ e and ~
Tas COLLECTION embI.oes rare pieces gathered BY an
sna in aas Of
without reservation, account of the lesvin
l0i - Fl FEE sI EXHIBITION OF GOODS
o6 h2 T 8kb SASgAET
With ' =zffsE s' SsSiisitsss CO.
i SEk SASH. DOORS: Si1Nps And ii B ii bnM;
ENGINE: BOiLEk AND FLAMING Mill IA.
By virtue Of deed u trus. recorded in 1iber 1921
foo 3:ta Of the Land records the undersigned viii
pFsmisss formerly Occupied b VIM Mclean 8 SON Is
no..h..& t1s humber = TIE said yard CONSISTING in
nth assns1 x H: such
S,sh. Blinds. he, and the Once Furniture including
AT ONE O'CLOCK P. NJ. ON the SAME DAY we
neaal sell On the premises focn,erly known a. the
Ain Mashney. sone0f the same having been sliEhtiy
Az material 70 be removed BY ths purchaser within
ssaee 10 Rsf ssIt
2ents a. % sna ~ days secured to the satsfaction
Il these tsrns are not complied with in five days
after tho sale the the right to re-
RurchAser on three days notice by advertisement in
lamps n pAyNP
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TOMORROW.

CONTINUATION SALE OF $4,000 WORTH OF
CLOTHING.
MUST BE SOLD TO CLOSE THE CONSIGNMENT.
ON SATURDAY. JAN UARY FIFTEENTH at
ELEVEN O'CLOCK A. M we shall SELL at our sales
room corner 10th street and Pennsylvania avenue
lrg of Mems and Boys Suits in great variety select
from, large assortment Of Overcoats. Pante Vests.
SC Sales daily at IL O'Clock until entire stock
disposed of. Terms cash
ja14-1Ot WALTER b. WILLIAMS CO., Aucts.
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TELEGRAMS TO THE Star.
strand "a On d Reef.
PART or A sHfrwRHCKEp GREW ABANDONED -
rHIrR F.rE sy THEIR COMRADES.


PART or A sHrrwRIcKEp GREW ABANDONED -
fBxfR FATE Br THEIR COMRADES.
SAN FKANcIsoo. Jan. 25-News has reached here
OF the wreck OF the swedish bark Diana, on STAR
buck Island near the sandwich Islands. on Au-
gust IL last, and the abandonment or four OF the
crew on the desolate coral Island which Is seldom
visited oy ships The Diana was chartered here
70 carry lumber from Port Gamble 10 Sidney.
everything went well until the night OF August
II Wnen the vessel struck on n reef on Starbuck
island ana became a total wreck. The captain
anu crew remained on the island until october l..
no vessel having been seen In that time Capt
men put on In two boats, steering FOR Maiden
Island. Missing that island they sighted the Island
OF Nanihiki after being fourteen DAYS in the boats
they remained az Msnihid a few days. and were
taken 10 Australia on a passing guano vessel
Four on the shipwrecked men were left on star
buck island. there not being room FOR them in the
boats The schooner Maloia, which sailed from
Honolulu for Fannings island, October H. stopped
at Manihlki, and there the master Holland heard
that four men were on Starbuck island. He re-
ported on his return 10 Honolulu that 'he tried TO
fetch Starouck island, but owing 20 winds could
not fetch IT." Starbuck island Is a little east 10
south OF the Hawaiian islands. The French trans
port Euryale was lost there on the night OF March
4, 1870. The current Is strong. and was found on
the occasion OF the loss OF the Euryale 10 have
set nifty miles west by north by half north I'm "a
hours. The island is low, about fifteen feet only
above the water, and is Tor the most part white
coral, with green tangie and seaweed and a few
shrubs which render k visible from the westward
at distance OF IL miles
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AUCTION SALES.
nUNCANsON BROS, Auctioneers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE THREE-sToRY
BRICK DWELLING, No 1851 STREET NORTH

sAHE ss Sa1RFE
s dsss herein
tie District Fl Columbia and ss the request Of the
deed Of dated os.ober duly recorded
ssd land in | fOS 4
fSThH # 'fs Ct Fl gF fdSh
city Of Washington, in the said District 70 wit; Lot
hundred and 6f.y-si1 d5Sj improved BY t6reestory
Terms Of sale one,third co cash. and the residue
xxe he Of
secured on said property will be taken
De required It time Of sale All eOnyeSsneins and re.
cordng at the cost # the purchaser terms Of sale
Trustees The to rssel the propsry sftes
Ssasa aH5RaSS Hha & N
HHk bh2yt sAE HAs REFS s5
A1-m.~.. S ah5 s. E AsHESsD, Trustees.
15gb AsoYf s ss5E AS HHEh ss
s .s ., sE5 { EA Ass55EEssRD Trustees.
nUNCANsON BROS .Auctioneers
ZEE A SP &C.,
RAREoR sg1TE XA5SgT BSoK
TABLES. WICkER ROCKERS, LEATHER COY
Erred LOUNGES. WINE CABINET, LACE CUR
TAlNS, VERY FINE ENGRAVINGS, WALNUT
CHAMBER SETS, MUSICAL BOX, WARDROBES,
HAIR AND OTHER MATTRESSES. FEATHER
PILLOWS AND holsters, WALNUT NJ. I.
SIDEBOARD, WALNUT EXTENSION TABLE,
DINING CHAIRS, CHINA AND GLASSWARE,
PLATED WARE, HAT RACK, BRUSSELS AND
B Is ST 5fRfhH SSSHi#Es4
AT AUCTION.
By virtue of An order Of the Supreme Court of the
District OF Columbia holding special term for probate
business, administrator. will sell at the above
named dwelling, on FRIDAY MORNING, JANUARY
TWENTY-El6HTH,c commencing at TEN O'CLOCK,
all the Furniture, Carpets &C, contained therein.
Terms cash.
HERMAN H. GERDES,
ja24-4t Administrator Of P. L. Schucking decd
VVHOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.
TWO TWO STORY FRAME HOUSES, BUILT ABOUT
THO YEARS AGO. nos: 1900 AND 1902
STREET NORTHWEST, AT AUCTION.
~, On Il FRIDAY AFTERNOON, JANUARY TWEEN
TY-E1GHTH 1887, at FOUR O'CLOCK on the fEfs'
premises shall sell to the highest bidder the above
mentioned houses. Possession given on the 18th of
February and to be removed immediately thereafter
Terms; Cash on day Of SALE ja24-dts
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THOMAs BOWLING. Auctioneer.

HORSES, MULES, COWS. HOGS. FARMING I'M
PIGMENTS, BtGGIES AND WAGONS, HOUSE
HOLD FURNITURE, &c, AT AUCTION.
On WEDNESDAY, JANUARY TWENTY SIXTH,
1887, COMMENCING AT ELEVEN O'CLOCK at the
country residence of Joseph II. Bradley, known as
Chevy Chase about four miles northwest of Washing
ton, shall sell the personal property, including two
Mules and nine Horses for farm work and private
q number of Mich Cows two of them fresh and the
others coming in shortly, and thoroughbred Jersey
Bull one Sow and six PIGS and four shOtes. all
Jersey reds general assortment of Farming Imple-
ments, one CArrysl one family horse Wagon one
Buggy, Double and Single Harness, and many other
articles worthy of attention.
Among the Horses two sorrel colts Of good stock
full brothers, by Moss Grey, out of Red Bird mare
md she SIRED by StoDew11 jackson; three and four
years old They have been driven in single aud
double harness. are remarkably well matched and of
6ne promise
The Cows are grades MIXED of Short orns Kaz and
Jersey, and all by pure Alderney Bulls.
Terms: AL ms Of $40 and under, cash over that
amount credit Of SIX months satisfactorily secured
with interest.
THOMAS BOWLING.
1SSl-0B AuctiOneer,
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A Sheriff killed by a Murderer.

CENTRAL CITY, KY, Jan. 25.-T. B. ParnelL
sheriff OF Muhlenberg comfy, was shot and killed
Saturday morning at Paradise, a little town on
Green river. while attempting the arrest OF James
p Hopkins, who murdered his son I'm cold blood
about five months ago, and who has been at large
ever since uefy1ng arrest. He Is notorious bully
and desperate. and has succceded In intimidating
ana terrifying ali officers except Parnell who has
been on his track Tor two months. No further par.
ticuars OF the shooting can be obtained. owing %
lack OF communication with Paradise.
Buried Alive I'm q sand Bank.
WHEELING, W. VA. Jan. 25.-About three weeks
before Christmas an Old man named William
DufIy, employed at Glenn's Run about four miles
above here, disappeared mysteriously. Yesterday
lnorni ny as Peter Berry, farmer, aking along
the bank OF the run near where IL empties Into the
Ohio, he saw pair OF boots sticking out OF bank
OF sand. Summoning help digging was commencei
and the body OF the missiag man was exhumed
The day he DISAPPEARED he endeayored 10 get on
train 10 come TO this city, but was so drunk the
conductor would not allow him board The
sUpposition Is that AFTER This he started TO walk
along the bank and That IL caved aud buried him
alive. he was widowor, sixty-five years old.
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NHOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.

FINE ARTS.
IMPORTANT AUCTION SALE
THE UILMAN COLLECTION OF FINE MODERI
OIL PAINTINGS.
One hundred and sixty VALUABLE WORKS, by on
hundred and twenty eight WEIL-kNOWN ARTISTS
Of PARIS, LONDON, MUNICH, DRESDEN, DUSSEL
DORF, VIENNA and other European Art Centers.
Prof. Lndenschnitt's remarkably realistic worf
THE Miser."
Coomans Devotion" and Music"
D1az's In the Woods"
Kraus' 100 Full for Utterance."
z Harry Eaton's October" and Meadow Stream"
Lepiquiner's The Shepherdess."
Rieger's Jolly Company"
and many Others of equal merit and value An elegsn
collection OF artistic examples by of world wild
reputation, OH Free Exhibition Monday and Tuesday
January "A and %. at Thos Dowlings Art Gallery
Auction Rooms southwest cor. of Penn. and It'll
street. where they Will be sold at WEDNES
DAY, IHI RSDAi aud FRIDAY: JANUARY TWEN
IL SIXTH, TWENTE-SENENTH and TWENTY
EIGHTH. at ELEVEN AM. and THREE PM eacl
day.
Catalogues mailed on application.
ja21-5t THOMAS BOWLING, AuctiOneer
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-01-28
Legislative Notes.

Several pairs were arranged yesterday in an
ticipation of homeward trips this afternoon and
tomorrow by Senators and Representatives.
Democrat member of the third house.
suggested that one of the new insane asyiums
Predetermined children.
The provoke law still finds friends to protect
it as one of the bulwarks of peaceable society,
although the fighting members Of the House re-
gard it as the defense of towards
A Knight of Labor said yesterday that Speak
er Sayre promised to give the order good show
ing on the labor committee, so that no bill in
the interest of workingmen could be withheld
or embarrassed IN its progress towards enact
ment The Knights regard the Speaker as a
friend of the order, for he placed on the commit
tee six Knights.
A Democrat gives it as his opinion that not a
Representative or Senator Of his party will vote
for Representative Griffiths's vil-service BILL
It is expected the Senate majority will make q
vigorous attack against the principles of the
measure well as its form and purposes. He
says Representative Patton expressed the Dem
ocratic idea when he remarked: II don't want
no civil service in mine"
The Governor sent to both Houses yesterday
a message urging some action relative to Green
River island, claimed both by Indiana and Ken
lucky. An act WAS passed in 1875 regarding a
survey and location Of boundary lines the
island between the two States. but it was re-
pealed two years later. Under this act the Gov
ernor could have brought suit in chancery in the
federal courts to determine the lines, but lie had
no appropriation available for the cost Of such
proceedings.